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Procedure 506.06: Room Assignment and Scheduling

Administrative Procedure
Procedure Number: 506.06
Adopted: October 1970

Grays Harbor College Operational Policy 506 directs the President to establish administrative procedures for the use of college property including building space.

The purpose of this administrative regulation is to delineate administrative responsibility for room scheduling and assignment.

Room Assignments for the Regular College Program

The Vice President for Instruction shall coordinate and direct all room and office assignments for instructional use and faculty and Instruction support offices.

The Vice President for Student Services will coordinate and direct all room and office assignments for Student Services staff, including Student Life, sporting events, and College productions.

Room Assignments for other than the Regular College Program

Requests for use of College facilities and room scheduling for College meetings and events will be processed and assigned by Campus Operations through the use of the 25Live Detailed Room Scheduling Form and Express Scheduling. These include:  general classrooms after installation of Instructional calendar, event space, open use spaces and conference rooms.

Procedure Review History

Reviewed: N/A
Revised: February 1993, January 1995, March 2001, April 2006, March 2011, March 2020, December 2023

Review and Revision refers to the College’s cyclical process for evaluating and updating all institutional policies and procedures. At minimum, each policy or procedure will undergo review once every five years to ensure accuracy, relevance, and alignment with current practices and regulatory requirements. If the scheduled review results in no changes, the date of that review will be recorded in the Reviewed field. If updates or edits are made, the date will be recorded in the Revised field. This process maintains transparency regarding the history of each policy or procedure and ensures the College remains responsive to evolving needs and standards.